Kristof

GiGi Money -All the money, zero stress

I only let them run very specific tasks, nothing too personal and certainly nothing health or finance related. On the one hand because I'm not convinced the tech is up to snuff yet, on the other hand and I'm not convinced I'm skilled enough myself to use them. Currently I don't even let my agents run anything unless I'm at my desk myself, so I can intervene immediately when necessary : )

I think this is going to help me a lot, since I absolutely hate every minute on Linkedin (can't help it). I spend way too much time trying to engage with the right people, and half the time I end up doom-scrolling instead of actually connecting. The "AI suggests, you review and send" approach is how I think AI tools should work, well at least for now. Which brings me to my question: how does...

To answer your questions: I'm working on a personal finance app — my first app ever — basically because it's the tool I would have wanted when I was in dire straits. The core idea is simple: instead of drowning in budget categories, you get one number each day. And now, thanks to AI, I'm actually able to build it vibe coder style. I'm pretty sure people are willing to pay, because there are...